Brandon Palm

Review of Klick-Lewis Chevrolet Buick

Well I received a call from a gentleman and I lost...

Well I received a call from a gentleman and I lost service because where I live I don't have good service at my house and when I did receive service again I received a text message saying thanks for hanging up on me well I didn't hang up on the person I lost service so to accuse me of hanging up with out knowing the situation is bad customer service and makes people not want to buy from that place and make people want to buy somewhere else so before you accuse someone of hanging up on you make sure you know everything so I will look for a vehicle somewhere else since that happened and where I live I actually don't have good cell phone service I lose service all the time even when family members would call me and I'm a certain part of my house my phone will lose service because of where I live andjand a little helper to people that own a business if you people to buy from you don't assume stuff because you don't know what their situation is and you may be surprised so some other dealer will get my business don't assume stuff because I seen a video of a gentleman that is dressed up as a homeless man and a gentleman dressed up like he has a bunch of money and two car sales people were trying to sell this new car well the gentleman that was dressed as a homeless man was actually a millionaire and the person who was dressed like he had a bunch of money actually didn't because the one sales person was a young guy and told the gentleman that dressed like a homeless person that he couldn't afford the vehicle well the gentleman dressed like he had money was also interested in the same car and the sales man that told the gentleman who was dressed like a homeless man who couldn't afford the vehicle found out real quick don't judge a book by its cover because he ran the gentleman's credit who was dressed up like he had money and that guy couldn't get approved well the sales man came back and told the other sales person that the car was still for sale and the gentleman who dressed like he was homeless was the one who brought the car and he also knew the owner of the dealership so moral of the story is dont judge and don't assume until you know what happened or you know 100 percent about that person because you start to assume you will lose a customer or a potential customer just because something happened